In Google Scholar, you can create an alert, such as "neural networks", which will inform you any time there is an article related to "neural networks". However, suppose I am interested in neural networks applied to robot navigation. Is there a way to create an alert that will only inform you when both "neural networks" and "robot navigation" appear in the paper? Essentially, I want to do a logical AND on the search terms.
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Yes, all of the typical operators apply.
AND is implicit so your alert query could be "neural networks" "robot navigation"
answered Mar 10 '16 at 4:59
You could create an alert for neural networks + robotics this way google will search all the results that have both words, and again if you are more interested in the robotics part you use a quotation mark like neural networks + "robotics" which brings all the results that absolutely have robotics in them.
